WO2016007192A1 - Appareil et procédé d'étiquetage électronique d'équipement électronique - Google Patents
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- a display, screen, or label is provided (utilizing electronic paper that employs e-ink to create images).
- the screen, display, or label has an appearance similar to that of a paper label (with color or black and white printing).
- the screen, display, or label is updated programmatically and/or automatically. It will be appreciated that the terms“screen,”“display,”“electronic paper display,” and“label” are used interchangeably herein.
- This screen could hold a static image or text without any required electricity to maintain the image.
- the screens provided herein have the benefit of being configurable, but not requiring additional power and being available even if the electronic module to which the screen is coupled is powered down.
- programmable labeling for electronic devices could replace both static labels and LCD/LED displays for conveying configuration, registration, user interface, user interaction, or status information for programmable or pre-programmed electronic devices. Dynamic updates could be provided and as mentioned, once made, would require no power or maintenance to continue to display values.
- the present approaches are particularly useful and advantageous for devices where components of the device might be configured for multiple purposes that are not obvious by their physical interfaces.
- One example of a device that might utilize programmable labels is an industrial automation input/output module that has one or more data channels that can be configured to receive discrete or analog inputs or send discrete or analog outputs of a variety of types.
- the labels for each channel could be updated to indicate the configured for the purpose for each channel along with its status and user-defined value.
- Further applications of the present approaches include speeding mass- production of fixed-function input/output (IO) and/or communications modules.
- the present approaches could additionally be used to display configuration and identification (ID) settings for universal IO and/or communications modules, and facilitate and provide universal replacement spare parts.
- the present approaches provide customized maintenance or replacement instructions, even when the module is powered down or damaged.
- the present approaches also provide language localization advantages.
- labels can be created on-the-fly using any desired language (e.g., English, Chinese, Japanese, German, or French to mention a few examples).
- the interface between an electronic device and the programmable labeling could either be through a physical connection or through a wireless connection.
- programmable labeling would have to have an identification mechanism or unique ID to allow pairing to occur between the electronic device and the programmable label to avoid accidental programming by other neighboring or nearby electronic devices. That is, a label (having a unique ID) could only be re-programmed when a change request invoked the label’s unique ID so that the label knew that it should be re-programmed with incoming information.
- the label could detect a mis-pairing and notify the user that it was installed with the wrong electronic device, mitigating potential damage due to IO improperly connected to the wrong electronic device.
- Additional connectivity could be avoided by incorporating an energy- harvesting technology to power the display.
- the programmable label could maintain a check-sum or other unique present-configuration ID that could be compared before updating the programmable label.
- the programmable label could be configured to either return to its last-good image and text display, or could revert to a default display that would indicate the failure and necessary steps to recover.
- FIG. 1 comprises a block diagram of a system with an electronic paper device having an electronic display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention
- FIG. 2 comprises a flow chart of programming an electronic paper display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention
- FIG. 3 comprises a flow chart of programming an electronic paper display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention
- FIG. 4 comprises a diagram of an electronic device with an electronic paper display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention
- FIG. 5 comprises a diagram of an electronic device with an electronic paper display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention
- FIG. 6 comprises a diagram of an electronic device with an electronic paper display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention
- FIG. 7 comprises a diagram of an electronic paper display using e-ink according to various embodiments of the present invention.
- the display is visible when the electronic device is unpowered or even damaged.
- the present approaches advantageously allow universal replacement parts that assume the identities and display configurations of other universal modules or even fixed modules for which a universal module is a valid substitute.
- the present approaches also allow for user-defined labels and names to appear without any extra user intervention, but unlike LCD or active displays, require no power to maintain the display and is visible when the electronic device is unpowered or even damaged.
- the present approaches provide customized maintenance or replacement instructions, even when the module is powered down or damaged.
- the present approaches provide up-to-date links to user documentation and/or product technical support on the product itself.
- the present approaches also greatly simplify equipment labeling or updating for system Integrators or end users.
- the present approaches additionally allow for common components to be produced at different price points with different configured capabilities and provide streamlined and efficient user interface and documentation of universal IO or universal communications modules.
- the present approaches allow for specific maintenance or replacement data to be displayed on the device without the device being powered up.
- FIG. 1 one example of a system 100 that uses electronic labeling is described.
- the system includes an electronic back plane 102. Coupled to the back plane 102 are a network module 104 (coupled to a network 106), a central processing unit (CPU) 108, a first electronic module 110 (coupled to a first electronic paper display 112) and a second electronic module 114 (coupled to a second electronic paper display 116).
- a network module 104 coupled to a network 106
- CPU central processing unit
- first electronic module 110 coupled to a first electronic paper display 112
- second electronic module 114 coupled to a second electronic paper display 116.
- the electronic back plane 102 is an electrical communication path between different system elements.
- the electronic back plane 102 provides an electrical connection between these elements.
- the network module 104 provides connection functionality to one or more communication networks.
- the network module 104 may be an Ethernet module or provide connections to the Internet.
- the network 106 may be any network or any combination of networks.
- it may be the Internet, Ethernet, a cellular network, a local area network or any combination of these networks.
- the central processing unit (CPU) 108 provides supervisory and processing functions for the system. The CPU 108 may determine when and how to download information to the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116.
- the first electronic module 110 and the second electronic module 114 are electronic modules that provide various control system functionalities. They may include switches or implement various processing functions of any type. They may include a local process that receives information from the CPU 108.
- the modules 110 and 114 may be universal IO or communication modules.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 are coupled to the first electronic module 110 and the second electronic module 114.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 are displays that use e-ink to render displays of information to users. For example, configuration and ID information for particular ones of the modules 110 and 114 may be displayed.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 may be organized as matrices and receive commands that are de-coded to render the information to the user in e-ink.
- the CPU 108 is programmed with information concerning labels. This information may be organized according to customers or equipment type or configuration, and will be presented on the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116.
- the information is downloaded to the first electronic module 110 or the second electronic module 114.
- the information is transmitted from the first electronic module 110 to the first electronic paper display 112 and from the second electronic module 114 to the second electronic paper display 116.
- the information is rendered on the displays.
- input/output (IO) modules typically contain 1-32 or more channels of IO that perform the same function with limited individual functional configuration (e.g., high-low ranges, set points, scaling, and so forth).
- Universal IO modules are capable of configuring individual IO channels to be any type of IO from an analog input, analog output, discrete input, or discrete output. Individual channels could also be configured to accept a range of connections such as 5 VDC discrete input or output, 24 VDC discrete input or output, 4-20 mA current analog input or output, RTD analog input, -10VDC - +10VDC analog output or input, and so forth. It will be appreciated that these are examples only and that other examples are possible.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 allow the customer to automatically and dynamically display accurately the exact configuration for each IO channel, along with its user-defined logical ID.
- a wiring diagram for a universal IO module e.g., one of the modules 110 or 114
- a two-dimensional (2D) matrix barcode at the label could be updated to point to appropriately tailored user documentation or program information. If maintenance required a change in the definition of either the function of a particular channel or its user-defined, logical ID, these changes would be reflected automatically with no additional user intervention.
- Communications modules e.g., one of the modules 110 or 114 sometimes have a variety of user-defined logical device names and be configured for a variety of protocols over their physical media. These universal communications modules could be programmed for any variety of protocol support, which would be reflected on appropriate displays of the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116. [0035] Another use of the universal IO module with the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 would be to provide a universal spare IO module. Users could purchase IO modules with fixed IO channel values of a variety of discrete and analog types, but then purchase a single type of universal IO as spare modules.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 could clearly and immediately indicate the incompatibility and either explicitly recommend a suitable substitute or update its display (e.g., via a 2D matrix barcode) to provide a link to documentation on suitable substitutes or even a contact number or a URL for customer support.
- the universal communications module In the event of a failure of a fixed communications or universal communications module, the universal communications module assumes the identity and configuration of a failed fixed-communications module and updates its labels to identify itself as the failed module it replaces, and shows the configuration information of the fixed communications module it replaced, including additional information like supported protocols.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 could clearly and immediately indicate the incompatibility and either explicitly recommend a suitable substitute or update (e.g., via 2D matrix barcode) to provide a link to documentation on suitable substitutes or even a contact number or URL for customer support.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 could be used to display user-maintenance steps or instructions in the event of a failure or an event requiring user intervention or maintenance.
- Another use for the programmable labeling is language localization for modules located in different geographic regions.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 could be programmed to render its displays in Chinese if in China, or render its displays in English if the module were located in an English-speaking country or region.
- the interface between the electronic modules 110 and 114 and the electronic paper displays 112 and 116 could either be through a physical connection or through a wireless connection.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 may have an identification mechanism or unique ID to allow for pairing between electronic device and programmable label to avoid accidental programming by other neighboring or nearby electronic devices. That is, the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 (each having unique IDs) could only be re-programmed when a change request invoked the unique ID so that the label knew that it should be re-programmed with incoming information.
- This pairing mechanism could also be used to indicate on the electronic paper display information regarding incorrect mating of a terminal block (containing the electronic paper label) with an incorrect electronic device.
- additional connectivity could be avoided by incorporating an energy-harvesting technology to power the display for the short intervals required for updates.
- energy-harvesting technologies could be thermocouple power harvesting, piezoelectric power harvesting, magnetic induction harvesting, or some other form of power harvesting technology. Also, capacitive coupling power harvesting could be used in another example.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 could maintain a check-sum or other unique present-configuration ID that could be compared before updating the programmable label.
- the module power up or an configuration update is applied, if it does not change the information conveyed by the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116, then the update could be skipped as it would result in no difference in display at the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116.
- the first electronic paper display 112 and the second electronic paper display 116 could be configured to either return to its last-good image and text display, or could revert to a default display that would indicate the failure and necessary steps to recover.
- label information is received at the CPU.
- the CPU may be programmed with certain label information for various electronic devices. For instance, certain customers may have certain information to be displayed and arranged in certain ways.
- this label information is sent to the electronic module.
- the information is sent from the electronic module to the electronic paper display.
- the electronic display renders or displays the information on the label.
- label information is received at the network module.
- the label information may originate from the Internet or some other network.
- this label information is transmitted to the CPU.
- this label information is sent to the electronic module.
- it is sent to the electronic paper display. This may be accomplished wirelessly or across a wired connection.
- the electronic display renders or displays the information on the label.
- FIG. 4, FIG. 5, and FIG. 6 are examples of IO and communications modules with programmable labeling are utilized. It will be appreciated that these are examples only and that the specific function of the electronic device using programmable labeling is limitless.
- FIG. 4 represents the front cover of an IO module 400 with, in this example, 32 channels with module identification and status information, a channel configured function and channel number indicator, as well as a section for User-defined Channel Logical IDs.
- the module 400 includes a light emitting diode (LED) area 402 (with LEDs indicating health status indicators and channel status indicators) and an electronic paper display (or label) 404.
- the electronic paper display 404 may be a single screen or display area, or multiple screens or display areas.
- the label 404 includes a 2D matrix barcode 406, a module model number 408, a channel configured function and number 410, a user-defined channel logic ID 412, and a module color code function indicator 414.
- All or some of these items might change and be an electronic paper display rendered in e-ink.
- the 2D Matrix or International (or European) Article Number (EAN) barcode 406 is an electronic paper display that in one aspect provides a link (e.g., via smart phone) to the latest user manuals and detailed configuration settings for the IO module 400, which could be updated by the system controller connected to the Internet when module configuration or user manual updates are made.
- FIG. 5 is a wiring diagram 502 that ships with the IO module to show the customer proper wiring for the IO module channels and is located on the inside of the front cover. This might be changed over time. The entire wiring diagram or portions of it may be an electronic paper display.
- FIG. 6 is a communications module 600 with module identification and status information, as well as configurable network addressing information.
- the module 600 includes a module/port status area 602, a module model number 604, module installation information 606, user defined logical device name 608, a network logic address 610, a network physical address 612, a port configuration 614, and a 2D matrix/barcode 616.
- Some of these fields may change and may be electronic paper displays.
- the 2D Matrix or EAN barcode 616 is an electronic paper display that provides a link (e.g., via smart phone or tablet) to the latest user manuals and detailed configuration settings for the communications module 600, which could be updated by the system controller connected to the Internet when module configuration or user manual updates are made.
- the user-defined logical device name 608 is an electronic paper display that is automatically populated or updated when the user-defined configuration for the module was updated programmatically.
- programmable labeling could allow for user-defined items to be updated upon configuration of the fixed-function module.
- module firmware revisions or other upgradeable revision information could be updated.
- a base module could receive a fixed program during manufacturing that would turn it into a fixed-function IO or communications module that could be displayed on the programmable label. This eliminates the need for carrying multiple labels in a manufacturing setting thus speeding and allowing for more flexibility in the module manufacturing process.
- FIG. 7 one example of an electronic paper display 700 is described.
- the display 700 includes an e-ink display area 702, an interface to an electronic device (or module) 704, a rendering device 706, and a receiver 708.
- the receiver 708 receives label information. This information is passed to the rendering device 704, which translates this into a display on e-ink on the e-ink display area 702.
- the e-ink display area 702 may be a single screen/display area or divided into separate, smaller screens/display areas of any shape or size. In one example, the displays may be made in black-and-white, but color displays may also be made. [0056] Alternatively, a wired connection to an electronic device (or module) may couple to the interface 704.
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La présente invention concerne un dispositif électronique qui est couplé à un dispositif d'affichage de papier électronique. Le dispositif électronique peut être utilisé en tant que partie d'un système de contrôle industriel. L'unité centrale de traitement met à jour par programmation et automatiquement le dispositif d'affichage de papier électronique à l'aide d'informations à afficher.
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